The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1887-01-21
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.

1ebt on Mrs. LOgans home.
P>RR,snuo, Pa. Jan. ,S.-M. S. Quay
was to-day elected L. S. Senator.
The Dominion Parliament has been dis,
solved, and new elections are ordered.
The police Of New York are making
raids upon the Chinese gambling dens in
that city.
Lord Campbell has abandoned his inten.
ton to move for new trial Of his divorce
suit against his wife.
Herman, of Oregon, has introduced a
bill in the house, proposing constitution
al amcndmen: for the election Of U. s. Sen
ators by the people ofthe state
The issue of standard silver dollars from
the mints during the week ending January
IS, amounted to $e64,c and the cor.
responding week in 1856 $19s,ooo.
General w. B. Hazen, Chief Signal
officer, of the United States army. died at
Washington eight o'clock Sunday even
ing. His death was caused by dabetis.
The Berlin police authorities have for
bidden the sale Of a pamphlet issued by the
Socialists Society protesting against the
sentences pronounced upon the Chicago
anarchists.
A Saturdays Stars London says that
Lord Dillon has surrendered to the plan
Of Campaign, consenting to pay the cost
OF the writs Of ejcctments he had issued
and to reduce the rents twenty per cent.
A Paris special declares that the natural
child of the late Prince Imperial is about
to be produced in France. The mother is
a school mistress in Australia. Empress
Eugene has written to the Duke d'Mouchy
to make inquiries.
At an inquest i'eld at Chicago last Frix
day upon the body Of Luck lIeidelmeyer,
the step. daughter of Lawrence Krug, the
testimony showed that she had been
poisoned by him in order to obtain the life
insurance held by her.
A large ruHbcr OF unemployed work
ing,ren held a meeting at Norwich, Eng
land, and after listening to the speeches of
Of two Socialists, commenced an attack on
the shops. The police dispersed them, and
arrested five socialists.
The dvnami,ers of San Francisco got in
their work again last week. \ dynamite
cartridge, placed on the track of the Larkin
street branch line of the Sutter street cable
railroad exploded Thursday evening ard
wrecked the dummy, threw several pas
senscrs into the street, seriously In juring
one Of them.
The Executive Committee of the Coast.
Defense Association for the coast cities OF
the South issues Il circular recommend
ing that convention be held next febru.
arv Sth 10 counsel to the best method OF
securing protection to our coasts. The cir.
cuar is signed by the prominent citizens OF
all the Southern coast cities.
y Pi!tsbury d;>pa.cl, OF last Saturday
SAYS that i've masked ncn boarded the
Pan Handle freight train at the outskirts of
that city, and were detected throwing
freight from the train. y fight cnsucd, in
which fireman Curlcv was shot through
the thigh, auh Il brakeman knocked sense.
less.
\ Wednesdays di>patc! from Berlin
says: Attention has been drawn to the fact
that the French government is buy ing
| ,:,: 4 a
Lorraine with the apparent purpose Of
building wooden barracks 1T various point,
along the frontier. The German theory Of
| Frances object in This work is that ships to
facilitate tn. invasion Of German territory
are to be built
st. Louis, January l7.-Mcyycr kautf.
man a we'll known commission merchant, ,
arrived in this city, yesterday from Cuba,
after an experience for which he will ask
the United States 10 demand of the Span
ish government the sum ot $4,000.
Kaufman left this city the early part OF
! last month for Mexico, and when at Vera
! Cruz obtained Il passport to Cuba Tor
himself and an interpreter named John
Fura. Immediately upon his arrival at
Havana, Spanish officer approached him,
and without explanation OF any kind lug
ged him Oft to Jail. lie learned that he
was arrested on the charge that he had
swind ed merchants in the City of Mexico
to the extent OF S,7,ooo. For twelve days
and as many nights Kaufman WAS confined
| in the Spanish dun .,con, and atttr The first